Some Axiological Background of Person-centered Approach
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The article studies the axiological presuppositions of Person-centered approach in the context of philosophy of dialogism, Christian thought and the tradition of existential and humanistic psychotherapy. Axiology of the core concepts of the approach (the theory of the organism, self-actualization, three main core conditions for therapeutic change) is studied based on the concept of development (formation), and the concept of relationship. The place of the spiritual dimension in the therapeutic relationship as a dialogical practice is defined.
- Psychological Institute of the Russian Academy of Education Russian Federation
- Russian Academy
axiology of psychotherapy, philosophical anthropology, dialogue, Psychology, spiritual practice, psychotherapeutic relationship, Person-centered approach, religion and psychotherapy, BF1-990
axiology of psychotherapy, philosophical anthropology, dialogue, Psychology, spiritual practice, psychotherapeutic relationship, Person-centered approach, religion and psychotherapy, BF1-990
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